YT Channel Video Videos For 14th of October, 2020 | Skate Sonr

YT Channel Video Videos For 14th of October, 2020

Skatelibre nos compartió este corte en crudo de la videoparte de Oscar Meza donde podemos ver mas a fondo los intentos y pormenores que sucedieron durante la grabación de este material que le dio la bienvenida a Skatelibre.

Clips crudos de la videoparte de Oscar Meza para Skatelibre
14th October, 2020

Skatelibre nos compartió este corte en crudo de la videoparte de Oscar Meza donde podemos ver mas a fondo los intentos y pormenores que sucedieron durante la grabación de este material que le dio la bienvenida a Skatelibre. ...

Some of the team / shop affiliates got to skate the Baker Boys Distribution Warehouse somewhere in LA...<br />We took out the HVX200 and the GH5 and the boys threw it down. We decided to keep it classic with the 4:3 aspect ratio. ENJOY! AND THANKS TO OUR FRIENDS AT BAKERBOYSDIST!<br />Filmed & Edited: Ryan Hodgdon (IG); @bigbrute_ / @bigbrand__<br />Skaters in order of appearance (IG); @mattsavidakis , @Jack727_ , @ericskatesswitch , @joeyhilbert , @jay.tropicana , @zach.allen_ , @griffin11c , @kushberrymuffins , @josiasmoulton

WESTSIDE WEDNESDAYS **WESTSIDE AT BAKERBOYS**
14th October, 2020

Some of the team / shop affiliates got to skate the Baker Boys Distribution Warehouse somewhere in LA...We took out the HVX200 and the GH5 and the boys threw it down. We decided to keep it classic with the 4:3 aspect ratio. ENJOY! AND THANKS TO OUR FRIENDS AT BAKERBOYSDIST!Filmed ...

www.welcomeskateboards.com<br /><br />Daniel Vargas breaks down his signature model for you. Lesgo!

DVARGS Effigy Shape Review
14th October, 2020

www.welcomeskateboards.comDaniel Vargas breaks down his signature model for you. Lesgo! ...

Desert Point is known for its long barrels, super shallow reef, and generally being an intense heavy wave. So when we noticed a surfer heading out without a leash, it didn't seem like the best idea. Sure enough, he lost his board multiple times and had to swim/walk in to retrieve it. He did get quite a few barrels though, so he must be doing something right!<br /><br />We have been experiencing light onshore winds most mornings here, which shut down the barrels and make things very tricky. The wind has been switching in the afternoons though, and most evenings have been nice and clean.<br /><br />A chunky swell hit yesterday, and there were some some amazing barrels and big wipeouts going down - expect an edit from us soon!<br /><br />If you would like to support us, please buy us a coffee here: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/infowy<br /><br />If you like the content, please subscribe to the channel here: http://bit.ly/2NPrV5H<br />_____________________________<br /><br />OUR AMAZON STORE: https://www.amazon.com/shop/globalzoo-surfingvideos?ref=ac_inf_tb_vh <br /><br />IF YOU WANT TO CREATE SURF VIDEOS LIKE THIS CHECK OUT THE GEAR WE USE FROM AMAZON: <br /><br />Our camera: https://amzn.to/3XHjiMe <br />Our drone: https://amzn.to/3HauKJg <br />Our main lens: https://amzn.to/3Jo9qCU <br />Our other lens: https://amzn.to/3Ji9XWW <br />Our main tripod: https://amzn.to/3Y6yUZG <br />Our second tripod: https://amzn.to/3Hh9EsJ <br />Our second tripod head: https://amzn.to/3WPpsbQ <br />Our camera bag: https://amzn.to/3HdvTzH <br />The laptop we edit on: https://amzn.to/3Hdwb9L <br />Our external hard drive: https://amzn.to/3Y2lJc0 <br /><br />_____________________________<br /><br />Social media accounts:<br />Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/global.zoo.co/?hl=en<br />Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Global.Zoo.Co<br /><br />_____________________________<br /><br />DISCLAIMER <br />Some of the links above are affiliate links, where I earn a small commission if you click on the link and purchase an item. You are not obligated to do so, but it does help fund these videos in hopes of bringing value to you! /<br /><br />#SurfingLombok #SurfingIndonesia #Lombok #DesertPoint #Lombok2020#AlwaysLeft#Surf #Waves #surfersofbali

Surfing Desert Point Without A Leash? Lombok, Indonesia
14th October, 2020

Desert Point is known for its long barrels, super shallow reef, and generally being an intense heavy wave. So when we noticed a surfer heading out without a leash, it didn't seem like the best idea. Sure enough, he lost his board multiple times and had to swim/walk in to ...

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Rollin' Deep: Chris Russell WSVT Fast Rips | Bronson Speed Co
14th October, 2020

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Satori Does Jamaica - MTIS
14th October, 2020

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Down South in Texas Footy - MTIS
14th October, 2020

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Dancing On Thin Ice
14th October, 2020

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Last summer, SNOWBOARDER headed to Mount Hood with Danny Kass and Isabella Gomez to put a selection of 2021’s performance-built, fall-line fashion to the test. While staying warm, dry, and comfortable is the overriding purpose of our outerwear when we’re spending time outside, the following companies have perfectly merged function and tech with attentive design, ensuring ample style in addition to high-level performance. Whether your personal aesthetic is casually understated or bold and stand-out, there is a coat to meet all your needs. In this edition of SNOWBOARDER’s Coat Check, check out a few of our favorite 2021 jackets, parkas, and pullovers that feature plenty of style and will cover you in all conditions. <br /><br />Tech Highlights:<br />- Powered by REPREVE Recycled Fibers<br />- O'Neill Firewall Magma Technology<br />- O'Neill Blue 120/100 insulation<br />- Critically Taped Seams<br /><br />MSRP: $230<br />www.oneill.com<br /><br />O’Neill says:<br />A performance jacket loaded with features without forgetting about sustainability.<br /><br />SNOWBOARDER says:<br />O’Neill has instilled their trademark considered style and attention to technical details in the APO Jacket, but what really sets this performance piece apart is its dedication to sustainability throughout its design. The APO is stormproof, powered by REPREVE recycled fibers, a material made out of plastic bottles and other recycled items that is both waterproof and breathable. The APO also provides ample warmth and an abundance of comfort no matter how low temperatures plummet thanks to O’Neill Blue 120/100 Insulation¬¬—also made of sustainable fabrics. The high-tech warmth of this all-season coat gets a mega-boost from O’Neill’s proprietary Firewall Magma Technology, a thermal energy-absorbing pattern that retains more body heat than a conventional lining. What does this mean? The bottom line is that no matter how low that mercury drops, or how fierce the wind whips, this jacket will keep you comfortably charging forward.<br /><br />For the latest from Snowboarder Magazine check out:<br /> https://www.snowboarder.com/<br /> Facebook - https://sbdr.co/Facebook<br /> Instagram - https://sbdr.co/Instagram<br /> Twitter - https://sbdr.co/Twitter<br /> YouTube - https://sbdr.co/YouTube

2021 Coat Check: O’NEILL APO Jacket
14th October, 2020

Last summer, SNOWBOARDER headed to Mount Hood with Danny Kass and Isabella Gomez to put a selection of 2021’s performance-built, fall-line fashion to the test. While staying warm, dry, and comfortable is the overriding purpose of our outerwear when we’re spending time outside, the following companies have perfectly merged function ...

For 2021, it is clear that the boot and binding makers in snowboarding have collectively put their best foot forward by putting the experience of your feet at the forefront of their dedicated designs. Comfort, customization, and control are paramount in this selection of our favorite new bindings and boots, and after a week at Mount Hood putting each piece of gear through the paces at Timberline Resort, we can confidently say that each brand’s meticulous technology and features work together cohesively in pursuit of the best carving experience possible. Staying connected to your board is about much more than tightening a few screws—quick response and long-lasting comfort come down to the cohesiveness of your boot, bindings, and board. So, check out the 2021 edition of SNOWBOARDER’s Two Feet of Fresh and perhaps you will find the boots and bindings that will give your season a leg up, even when you’re going downhill. <br /><br />Tech Highlights:<br />- Fit To Ride Construction<br />- Full Custom Fit<br />- Damplite+ Outsole<br /><br />MSRP: $350<br />Website: www.salomon.com/snowboard<br /><br />Salomon says:<br />The Kiana is our latest addition and the first women's addition to our Fit To Ride line.<br /><br />SNOWBOARDER says:<br />When it comes to keeping their feet warm, dry, and comfortable all-winter long, female impresarios Nirvana Ortanez and Maddie Mastro trust the Salomon Kiana Focus BOA. A pair of boots can make or break your snowboarding experience and Salomon has imbued quality tech and comfortable features into the Kiana in order to make sure your feet never make you call it when you want to stay out. The Kiana is Salomon’s first women’s-specific addition to the Fit To Ride line, which means this pair of boots is 10% lighter and more compact, is comfy right out of the box, and has loads of durability. Dual-zone BOA closures allow you to dial in the perfect fit and easily make adjustments on-the-go, while a 3D-molded tongue provides a consistent flex and securely wraps your foot. The Kiana Focus BOA also features Salomon’s Full Custom Fit with heat-moldable, multi-density Ultralon foam liners and Ortholite C2 dual density footbeds, so the only dogs that will be barking after a long day in the mountains will be your favorite pups when you get back home to see them. The Damplite+ Outsole is a mix of Contagrip rubber and ultra-dampening EVA foam for added traction, impact reduction on landings, and enhanced boardfeel. All in all, if you’re looking for a pair of boots that will perform on hill without sacrificing comfort, the Salomon Kiana Focus BOA is a perfect choice for winter wear.<br /><br />For the latest from Snowboarder Magazine check out:<br /> https://www.snowboarder.com/<br /> Facebook - https://sbdr.co/Facebook<br /> Instagram - https://sbdr.co/Instagram<br /> Twitter - https://sbdr.co/Twitter<br /> YouTube - https://sbdr.co/YouTube

2021 Two Feet of Fresh: Salomon Kiana Focus BOA Boot
14th October, 2020

For 2021, it is clear that the boot and binding makers in snowboarding have collectively put their best foot forward by putting the experience of your feet at the forefront of their dedicated designs. Comfort, customization, and control are paramount in this selection of our favorite new bindings and boots, ...

For 2021, it is clear that the boot and binding makers in snowboarding have collectively put their best foot forward by putting the experience of your feet at the forefront of their dedicated designs. Comfort, customization, and control are paramount in this selection of our favorite new bindings and boots, and after a week at Mount Hood putting each piece of gear through the paces at Timberline Resort, we can confidently say that each brand’s meticulous technology and features work together cohesively in pursuit of the best carving experience possible. Staying connected to your board is about much more than tightening a few screws—quick response and long-lasting comfort come down to the cohesiveness of your boot, bindings, and board. So, check out the 2021 edition of SNOWBOARDER’s Two Feet of Fresh and perhaps you will find the boots and bindings that will give your season a leg up, even when you’re going downhill. <br /><br />Tech Highlights:<br />- Fit To Ride Construction<br />- Response Liner<br />- Damplite+ Outsole<br /><br />MSRP: $350<br />Website: www.salomon.com/snowboard<br /><br />Salomon says:<br />The newest addition to our Fit to Ride line. The Dialogue is a high-performance, mid-flexing boot for all types of riding.<br /><br />SNOWBOARDER says:<br />Designed for snowboarders with a freestyle bent to their riding, whether you spend your days lapping the park, sussing out sidehits, or a little bit of both, the Salomon Dialogue Dual BOA is a comfortable and durable boot that will keep your feet comfortable all-season long. The Dialogue Dual BOA is the newest addition to Salomon Fit To Ride (FTR) line, which means that the boot boasts construction that is 10% lighter and more compact, and provides a comfy fit right out of the box. The comfort can be dialed in even further through the heat-moldable Response Liner that features multi-density Ultralon foam for support and wearability, and a Heel Grip inner zone that makes sure your feet and socks stay firmly in place. The Dialogue Dual BOA also has a versatile, medium flex that features an exclusive Heel Cage and a 3D-molded tongue, keeping the flex consistent while snuggly wrapping your foot. The Damplite+ Outsole is a combination of Contagrip rubber and ultra-dampening EVA for softening landings and ensuring you have plenty of traction when hiking or skating. If all of this tech hasn’t sold you on this new FTR boot’s rideability, perhaps the fact that it’s the boot of choice for Louif Paradis and Riley Nickerson will further reinforce that the Salomon Dialogue Dual BOA truly lets its performance do the talking.<br /><br />For the latest from Snowboarder Magazine check out:<br /> https://www.snowboarder.com/<br /> Facebook - https://sbdr.co/Facebook<br /> Instagram - https://sbdr.co/Instagram<br /> Twitter - https://sbdr.co/Twitter<br /> YouTube - https://sbdr.co/YouTube

2021 Two Feet of Fresh: Salomon Dialogue Dual BOA
14th October, 2020

For 2021, it is clear that the boot and binding makers in snowboarding have collectively put their best foot forward by putting the experience of your feet at the forefront of their dedicated designs. Comfort, customization, and control are paramount in this selection of our favorite new bindings and boots, ...

Each year as summer turns into fall, we can rest assured that our favorite companies will release a selection of snowboards designed to enhance our experience on hill. At this point, with the abundance or shapes, lengths, camber profiles, edge and sidecut variations, core designs, and more sustainable materials at an all-time high, it’s possible to get precisely the board you are looking for, whether you’re interested in towrope park laps, early morning pow runs, holding an edge on hardpack, or all of the above and then some. From true twins designed for the jib line to big-nosed powder guns ready to drop in post-storm, to shore and wide decks that are designed for a bit of it all, the hardest decision may be whether you want to add to your selection of situation-specific boards or if a quiver killer is in the cards for your season—maybe the answer is both. To help get you started in your search of what board to add to your stash this winter, here are fourteen of our favorites that run the gamut in size, shape, and style. <br /><br />Feature Highlights:<br />• Gender Agnostic Sizing<br />• Directional Camber<br />• The Channel<br />• Recycled Sintered WFO base<br /><br />Sizes: 144, 149, 154, 159, 164<br />MSRP: USD $549.95<br />Website: www.burton.com<br /><br />Burton says:<br />Pow chasing floater for extra fluff float from first chair to last lap.<br /><br />SNOWBOARDER says:<br />New for 2021, Burton has expanded on its beloved Family Tree line with gender agnostic sizing. Each Family Tree board is available in extended lengths that are specifically tailored for each particular size—i.e., smaller boards feature lighter weaves of glass to accommodate more petite riders while keeping flex appropriate and consistent. Offered in sizes ranging from 144 to 164, the Burton Family Tree Big Gulp is a directional deck built to realize your powder-chasing dreams. Deep sidecut and 12mm of taper make this wider board nimble, enabling you to easily navigate any pow-laden terrain. While the Big Gulp prioritizes float in the deep stuff, it is equally at home in a mixed bag of conditions thanks to Directional Camber—rocker in the nose for lift, combined with traditional camber underfoot for response and stability. Of course, the Big Gulp is endowed with Burton’s proprietary Channel system, which makes it simple to dial in the perfect stance and is compatible with all major bindings. Ridden by lauded Powder Hound Mikey Rencz, the Big Gulp is a definite go when you’re stacking free refills, but we recommend grabbing it for hotlapping between storms, too.<br /><br />For the latest from Snowboarder Magazine check out:<br /> https://www.snowboarder.com/<br /> Facebook - https://sbdr.co/Facebook<br /> Instagram - https://sbdr.co/Instagram<br /> Twitter - https://sbdr.co/Twitter<br /> YouTube - https://sbdr.co/YouTube

2021 Upper Decks All-Mountain Boards: Burton Big Gulp
14th October, 2020

Each year as summer turns into fall, we can rest assured that our favorite companies will release a selection of snowboards designed to enhance our experience on hill. At this point, with the abundance or shapes, lengths, camber profiles, edge and sidecut variations, core designs, and more sustainable materials at ...

Each year as summer turns into fall, we can rest assured that our favorite companies will release a selection of snowboards designed to enhance our experience on hill. At this point, with the abundance or shapes, lengths, camber profiles, edge and sidecut variations, core designs, and more sustainable materials at an all-time high, it’s possible to get precisely the board you are looking for, whether you’re interested in towrope park laps, early morning pow runs, holding an edge on hardpack, or all of the above and then some. From true twins designed for the jib line to big-nosed powder guns ready to drop in post-storm, to shore and wide decks that are designed for a bit of it all, the hardest decision may be whether you want to add to your selection of situation-specific boards or if a quiver killer is in the cards for your season—maybe the answer is both. To help get you started in your search of what board to add to your stash this winter, here are fourteen of our favorites that run the gamut in size, shape, and style. <br /><br />Feature Highlights:<br />• Blunt Twin Tip<br />• Park Camber<br />• Polyurethane Sidewalls<br />• Legendary Graphics<br /><br />Sizes: 149, 152, 155, 158<br />MSRP: $495<br />Website: www.kemper-snowboards.com<br /><br />Kemper says:<br />The Rampage is designed for running laps in the park and sliding endless rails.<br /><br />SNOWBOARDER says:<br />The brightly colored graphics of the early 90s collide with advanced, modern day tech in the Kemper Rampage 1989/90, a board designed for all-day park laps. The Rampage comes in an iconic, blunt shape, a true twin with centered stance that provides quick, freestyle maneuverability and stability on take-offs and touchdowns. Kemper’s Park Camber combines traditional camber under both feet with rocker between the bindings and on the nose and tail for the ideal combination of snap, pop, playfulness, and edge hold. To put it simply, the Rampage is equally locked and loaded for jumps, rails, and transition. New for 2021, the Rampage has been upgraded with polyurethane sidewalls that increase dampness on landings and further help the board to cut smoothly through chunder and hold an edge on hardpack. Oh, and did we mention it’s ridden by Kevin Jones? Pick your favorite Rampage style from the line of retro graphics or select Jones’ signature design. A 5 out of 10 flex contributes to the versatility of the Ram-page, making it ideal for any feature you’re feeling, from cheese wedges to multi-kinks.<br /><br />For the latest from Snowboarder Magazine check out:<br /> https://www.snowboarder.com/<br /> Facebook - https://sbdr.co/Facebook<br /> Instagram - https://sbdr.co/Instagram<br /> Twitter - https://sbdr.co/Twitter<br /> YouTube - https://sbdr.co/YouTube

2021 Upper Decks Park Boards: Kemper Rampage 1989/90
14th October, 2020

Each year as summer turns into fall, we can rest assured that our favorite companies will release a selection of snowboards designed to enhance our experience on hill. At this point, with the abundance or shapes, lengths, camber profiles, edge and sidecut variations, core designs, and more sustainable materials at ...

Last summer, SNOWBOARDER headed to Mount Hood with Danny Kass and Isabella Gomez to put a selection of 2021’s performance-built, fall-line fashion to the test. While staying warm, dry, and comfortable is the overriding purpose of our outerwear when we’re spending time outside, the following companies have perfectly merged function and tech with attentive design, ensuring ample style in addition to high-level performance. Whether your personal aesthetic is casually understated or bold and stand-out, there is a coat to meet all your needs. In this edition of SNOWBOARDER’s Coat Check, check out a few of our favorite 2021 jackets, parkas, and pullovers that feature plenty of style and will cover you in all conditions.<br /><br />Tech Highlights:<br />- Gore-Tex 3Layer C-KNIT<br />- TDS (Thermal Defense System) Infrared 3-Layer Lining System<br />- Face Tech<br />- Zip Tech<br /><br />MSRP: $620<br />www.volcom.com/snow<br /><br />Volcom says:<br />Designed for the most demanding environments to keep you warm and dry so you can chase epic lines unhindered.<br /><br />SNOWBOARDER says:<br />Every year, Volcom strikes an ideal blend of combination of style, fit, and tech. In their women’s line, the Nya TDS Infrared Gore-Tex Jacket looms tall as the pinnacle of performance, a coat that stands up to the demands of the gnarliest conditions and keeps you warm, dry, and comfortable from sun up to last call, all season long. The Nya is made of 3-Layer Gore-Tex C-KNIT, which is an advanced membrane that keeps moisture out while remaining ultra-breathable. In addition, this Hailey Langland-backed jacket employs Volcom’s top-of-the-line insulation tech, TDS, or Thermal Defense System, an infrared 3-layer lining system comprised of strategically placed RDS down thermal panels. To put it simply, Volcom has added high-tech insulation where you need it most in order to keep the Nya warm, lightweight, and sans bulk. Volcom has loaded the Nya with all of their team-favorite features, too, including a new hinged hood, fully taped seams, and an ergonomic fit with a drop tail. The brand’s patented Zip Tech jacket-to-pant system keeps the heat in and the snow out, while Face Tech, a facemask built into the hood of the jacket makes sure you always have easily accessible protection from sun, wind, and snow. Tested and approved by Elena Hight in the Tahoe backcountry (and beyond), the Volcom Nya is a jacket that will most definitely go the distance.<br /><br />For the latest from Snowboarder Magazine check out:<br /> https://www.snowboarder.com/<br /> Facebook - https://sbdr.co/Facebook<br /> Instagram - https://sbdr.co/Instagram<br /> Twitter - https://sbdr.co/Twitter<br /> YouTube - https://sbdr.co/YouTube

2021 Coat Check: Volcom NYA TDS Infrared Gore-Tex Jacket
14th October, 2020

Last summer, SNOWBOARDER headed to Mount Hood with Danny Kass and Isabella Gomez to put a selection of 2021’s performance-built, fall-line fashion to the test. While staying warm, dry, and comfortable is the overriding purpose of our outerwear when we’re spending time outside, the following companies have perfectly merged function ...

Last summer, SNOWBOARDER headed to Mount Hood with Danny Kass and Isabella Gomez to put a selection of 2021’s performance-built, fall-line fashion to the test. While staying warm, dry, and comfortable is the overriding purpose of our outerwear when we’re spending time outside, the following companies have perfectly merged function and tech with attentive design, ensuring ample style in addition to high-level performance. Whether your personal aesthetic is casually understated or bold and stand-out, there is a coat to meet all your needs. In this edition of SNOWBOARDER’s Coat Check, check out a few of our favorite 2021 jackets, parkas, and pullovers that feature plenty of style and will cover you in all conditions. <br /><br />Tech Highlights:<br />- 30k Waterproof/30k Breathability Polartec Neoshell Fabric<br />- Removable and Adjustable Shoulder Sling System<br />- Swivel Cuff<br />- Fully Seam Sealed Underarm Pit Vents<br /><br />MSRP: $579.95<br />www.bonfireouterwear.com<br /><br />Bonfire says:<br />Design inspiration for this piece is a highly waterproof shell with stretch and uncompromised breathability. High tech meets stylish and simple design.<br /><br />SNOWBOARDER says:<br />When Bonfire set out to make the Apex Polartec Neoshell 3L Jacket, they wanted to design a coat that would stand up to the most treacherous winter elements, while still remaining comfortable and easy on the eyes. The new Apex delivers on all of this, and then some. Polartec Neoshell Fabric grants uncompromising 30k waterproofing and 3k breathability, without any stiffness; the easy-to-wear fabric is extremely lightweight and 4-way stretch, which means that wherever your winter takes you, whether it’s skinning up steeps or hotlapping corduroy, the Apex provides unmatched mobility in every movement. Tech details designed for backcountry use, like the removable and adjustable shoulder sling system—which allows you to shed your outer layer without adding any bulk to your pack or hindering movement—work just as well in bounds when you’re hiking to a secret stash. Bonfire is dedicated to the details in the Apex, with YKK Aquaguard Vislon Zippers, a helmet-compatible hood, and their Swivel Cuff, a molded cuff attached with a rivet that can be worn in a variety of ways to keep your sleeve right where you want it.<br /><br />For the latest from Snowboarder Magazine check out:<br /> https://www.snowboarder.com/<br /> Facebook - https://sbdr.co/Facebook<br /> Instagram - https://sbdr.co/Instagram<br /> Twitter - https://sbdr.co/Twitter<br /> YouTube - https://sbdr.co/YouTube

2021 Coat Check: Bonfire Apex Polartex Neoshell 3L Jacket
14th October, 2020

Last summer, SNOWBOARDER headed to Mount Hood with Danny Kass and Isabella Gomez to put a selection of 2021’s performance-built, fall-line fashion to the test. While staying warm, dry, and comfortable is the overriding purpose of our outerwear when we’re spending time outside, the following companies have perfectly merged function ...

Each year as summer turns into fall, we can rest assured that our favorite companies will release a selection of snowboards designed to enhance our experience on hill. At this point, with the abundance or shapes, lengths, camber profiles, edge and sidecut variations, core designs, and more sustainable materials at an all-time high, it’s possible to get precisely the board you are looking for, whether you’re interested in towrope park laps, early morning pow runs, holding an edge on hardpack, or all of the above and then some. From true twins designed for the jib line to big-nosed powder guns ready to drop in post-storm, to shore and wide decks that are designed for a bit of it all, the hardest decision may be whether you want to add to your selection of situation-specific boards or if a quiver killer is in the cards for your season—maybe the answer is both. To help get you started in your search of what board to add to your stash this winter, here are fourteen of our favorites that run the gamut in size, shape, and style. <br /><br />Feature Highlights:<br />• Long Nose Twin<br />• Set-Back Stance<br />• Twin Wave Form Core<br />• I Carbon<br /><br />Sizes: 151.5, 156.5, 161<br />MSRP: $579<br />Website: www.simscollective.com<br /><br />SIMS says:<br />Looks like fun, feels even better. That’s the Nub. A progressive directional shape marked by smooth-turning, conventional camber and a setback stance that offers a multitude of options for all-mountain and all-terrain adaptability. From powder pat-downs to high speed laps, the Nub goes.<br /><br />SNOWBOARDER says:<br />Backed by a bevy of the most stylish boarders in the mountains, including Keegan Valaika and John Jackson, the SIMS Nub is designed for those who want a ride that will excel at high speeds, in fresh snow, and when navigating creative features. The Nub boasts a progressive directional shape that, when paired with traditional camber, makes for smooth and nimble turns, whether you’re riding hardpack, groomers, or spring slush. It’s great in powder, too, as the set-back stance puts you in the sweet spot of the sidecut and increases float. The Twin Wave Foam Core is made up of slight variations in core thickness underfoot for a fine-tuned flex that is powerful and energetic, rocketing you in and out of turns and keeping the Nub incredibly nimble regardless of what you’re riding. I Carbon further contributes to the Nub’s agility by amplifying pop and power while remaining lightweight. If you’re looking for a board that will excel all over the mountain, whether you’re laying into deep cuts, checking off powdery cliff lines, or ripping through the trees, trust the board ridden by Scott Blum and Shuhei Sato to deliver the goods in all conditions.<br /><br />For the latest from Snowboarder Magazine check out:<br /> https://www.snowboarder.com/<br /> Facebook - https://sbdr.co/Facebook<br /> Instagram - https://sbdr.co/Instagram<br /> Twitter - https://sbdr.co/Twitter<br /> YouTube - https://sbdr.co/YouTube

2021 Upper Decks All-Mountain Boards: SIMS Nub
14th October, 2020

Each year as summer turns into fall, we can rest assured that our favorite companies will release a selection of snowboards designed to enhance our experience on hill. At this point, with the abundance or shapes, lengths, camber profiles, edge and sidecut variations, core designs, and more sustainable materials at ...

Each year as summer turns into fall, we can rest assured that our favorite companies will release a selection of snowboards designed to enhance our experience on hill. At this point, with the abundance or shapes, lengths, camber profiles, edge and sidecut variations, core designs, and more sustainable materials at an all-time high, it’s possible to get precisely the board you are looking for, whether you’re interested in towrope park laps, early morning pow runs, holding an edge on hardpack, or all of the above and then some. From true twins designed for the jib line to big-nosed powder guns ready to drop in post-storm, to shore and wide decks that are designed for a bit of it all, the hardest decision may be whether you want to add to your selection of situation-specific boards or if a quiver killer is in the cards for your season—maybe the answer is both. To help get you started in your search of what board to add to your stash this winter, here are fourteen of our favorites that run the gamut in size, shape, and style. <br /><br />Feature Highlights:<br />• Shorter, Fatter Size<br />• S Weave Carbon<br />• Elegant Maple Veneer Topsheet<br />• Multi-Radial Twin Camber<br /><br />Sizes: 152<br />MSRP: $649<br />Website: www.westonbackcountry.com<br /><br />Weston says:<br />From popping pillow lines to spinning off cliffs, the Hatchet will keep you afloat in pow while giving you the versatility to play.<br /><br />SNOWBOARDER says:<br />When it comes to picking a powder slayer, it’s essential to have plenty of float and lots of agility, because whether you’re pointing it down open faces or weaving through dense trees, you want a deck that goes the distance. The Weston Hatchet is that board, designed to be ridden shorter and wider than normal as its increased surface area and reduced length ensure a nimble and buoyant ride. On days that lack the fresh stuff, this directional twin is an all-mountain driver, featuring Weston’s S Weave Carbon, which is woven strategically through the board’s core and provides plenty of snap and responsiveness on groomers or variable snowpack. Traditional camber between the bindings and rocker on the nose and tail further enhances pop and playfulness, while the Electra Sintered Base is durable and fast. As a bonus, the maple veneer topsheet of this Rocky Mountain-designed board features original artwork by Colorado-based artist John Fellow. The bottom line is that the Weston Hatchet is a smooth and spirited ride that despite its smaller sizing isn’t short on power. If you’re looking for a board that will excel all-season long, don’t split hairs, pick up the Hatchet.<br /><br />For the latest from Snowboarder Magazine check out:<br /> https://www.snowboarder.com/<br /> Facebook - https://sbdr.co/Facebook<br /> Instagram - https://sbdr.co/Instagram<br /> Twitter - https://sbdr.co/Twitter<br /> YouTube - https://sbdr.co/YouTube

2021 Upper Decks All-Mountain Boards: Weston Hatchet
14th October, 2020

Each year as summer turns into fall, we can rest assured that our favorite companies will release a selection of snowboards designed to enhance our experience on hill. At this point, with the abundance or shapes, lengths, camber profiles, edge and sidecut variations, core designs, and more sustainable materials at ...

Each year as summer turns into fall, we can rest assured that our favorite companies will release a selection of snowboards designed to enhance our experience on hill. At this point, with the abundance or shapes, lengths, camber profiles, edge and sidecut variations, core designs, and more sustainable materials at an all-time high, it’s possible to get precisely the board you are looking for, whether you’re interested in towrope park laps, early morning pow runs, holding an edge on hardpack, or all of the above and then some. From true twins designed for the jib line to big-nosed powder guns ready to drop in post-storm, to shore and wide decks that are designed for a bit of it all, the hardest decision may be whether you want to add to your selection of situation-specific boards or if a quiver killer is in the cards for your season—maybe the answer is both. To help get you started in your search of what board to add to your stash this winter, here are fourteen of our favorites that run the gamut in size, shape, and style. -<br /><br />Feature Highlights:<br />• 3D Early Rise Nose<br />• Float Camber<br />• Mild Tapered Swallowtail<br />• Pop Woodcore<br /><br />Sizes: 151, 157, 159<br />MSRP: $499<br />Website: www.slashsnow.com<br /><br />Slash says:<br />Returning for its second year and now produced at our new facility in Poland, the Vertical is packed full of features to tackle the deep stuff. Take this thing from powder to corduroy for some serious turns and you’ll be just as stoked on the side hits, too. In addition, we wanted to create a topsheet that looks great on a snowboard, but could just as easily be hung on a wall as a piece of art.<br /><br />SNOWBOARDER says:<br />Right out of the gate, if a powder board is backed by Gigi Rüf, you can feel confident that it’s going to perform when you’re in the steep and deep. This is definitely true for the Slash Vertical, which combines buoyancy with response to handle any terrain you decide to drop into. Built in float-friendly, unisex sizing, the Vertical has a Mild Tapered Swallowtail shape which allows the board to sink naturally for an easier, more balanced riding position in fresh snow. Slash’s Float Camber—traditional camber from front foot to tail—works with the board’s shape for precise movement, solid edge hold, consistent suspension, and plenty of pop. In addition, the Vertical’s ability in powder is further enhanced by the 3D Early Rise nose, which employs a 3D bevel that lifts the board’s edges, setting back contact points for additional float, as well as stability when landing. When it comes to snowy days, the Slash Vertical is an all-around ripper for blower turns, pillow lines, and rooster tail slashes.<br /><br />For the latest from Snowboarder Magazine check out:<br /> https://www.snowboarder.com/<br /> Facebook - https://sbdr.co/Facebook<br /> Instagram - https://sbdr.co/Instagram<br /> Twitter - https://sbdr.co/Twitter<br /> YouTube - https://sbdr.co/YouTube

2021 Upper Decks All-Mountain Boards: Slash Vertical
14th October, 2020

Each year as summer turns into fall, we can rest assured that our favorite companies will release a selection of snowboards designed to enhance our experience on hill. At this point, with the abundance or shapes, lengths, camber profiles, edge and sidecut variations, core designs, and more sustainable materials at ...

Last summer, SNOWBOARDER headed to Mount Hood with Danny Kass and Isabella Gomez to put a selection of 2021’s performance-built, fall-line fashion to the test. While staying warm, dry, and comfortable is the overriding purpose of our outerwear when we’re spending time outside, the following companies have perfectly merged function and tech with attentive design, ensuring ample style in addition to high-level performance. Whether your personal aesthetic is casually understated or bold and stand-out, there is a coat to meet all your needs. In this edition of SNOWBOARDER’s Coat Check, check out a few of our favorite 2021 jackets, parkas, and pullovers that feature plenty of style and will cover you in all conditions. <br /><br />Tech Highlights:<br />- Blaster fit<br />- Underarm vents and full-body side zip<br />- 2 Layer fully seam-taped Airblaster Glacier Series construction<br />- 3 zippered pockets<br /><br />MSRP: $229.95<br />www.myairblaster.com<br /><br />Airblaster says:<br />You asked for it. We've reimagined our crowd-favorite Men's Trenchover with unique styling and an updated women's fit.<br /><br />SNOWBOARDER says:<br />The ladies have spoken and Airblaster has delivered: the enduring favorite Men’s Trenchover has been redesigned and tailored for women. We all rejoice. For years, the classic style and Airblaster-signature colorways of the Men’s Trenchover have been a staple in mountain towns the world over, and now, the Lady Trenchover is sure to follow in the fastplants of its male counterpart and quickly cement itself as a classic and beloved coat. The Lady Trenchover features Blaster Fit, which is slightly roomier with medium length for snowboard-specific style and function. Read: you’ll have full mobility without sacrificing style. A full-body side zip allows for easy entry and exit, and underarm vents offer breathability when rising temps or grueling bootpacks call for some cooling down. Part of Airblaster’s Glacier series, the Lady Trenchover is designed to perform all-season, boasting 2-layer, fully seam-taped construction, 15k waterproofing and 10k breathability. In addition, the Trenchover has 40g of synthetic insulation to keep you warm and toasty when the temperatures drop. The Lady Trenchover has already won over Airblaster team riders Madison Blackley, Nirvana Ortanez, and Naima Antolin, who have put the coat to the test in the streets, in powder, and in the park. We trust these riders 100%, and we’re confident the Lady Trenchover will quickly become a fan favorite.<br /><br />For the latest from Snowboarder Magazine check out:<br /> https://www.snowboarder.com/<br /> Facebook - https://sbdr.co/Facebook<br /> Instagram - https://sbdr.co/Instagram<br /> Twitter - https://sbdr.co/Twitter<br /> YouTube - https://sbdr.co/YouTube

2021 Coat Check: Airblaster Lady Trenchover
14th October, 2020

Last summer, SNOWBOARDER headed to Mount Hood with Danny Kass and Isabella Gomez to put a selection of 2021’s performance-built, fall-line fashion to the test. While staying warm, dry, and comfortable is the overriding purpose of our outerwear when we’re spending time outside, the following companies have perfectly merged function ...

For 2021, it is clear that the boot and binding makers in snowboarding have collectively put their best foot forward by putting the experience of your feet at the forefront of their dedicated designs. Comfort, customization, and control are paramount in this selection of our favorite new bindings and boots, and after a week at Mount Hood putting each piece of gear through the paces at Timberline Resort, we can confidently say that each brand’s meticulous technology and features work together cohesively in pursuit of the best carving experience possible. Staying connected to your board is about much more than tightening a few screws—quick response and long-lasting comfort come down to the cohesiveness of your boot, bindings, and board. So, check out the 2021 edition of SNOWBOARDER’s Two Feet of Fresh and perhaps you will find the boots and bindings that will give your season a leg up, even when you’re going downhill. <br /><br />Tech Highlights:<br />- Step On Outsole<br />- BOA H4 Coiler Closure with Zonal Closure<br />- Impact S Insole and White Liner<br /><br />MSRP: $349.95<br />Website: www.dcshoes.com/snow<br /><br />DC says:<br />The ultimate combination of comfort and convenience is finally here.<br /><br />SNOWBOARDER says:<br />For 2021, DC Snowboarding has become the first brand to collaborate with Burton on their Step On program, combining the hallmark out-of-the-box comfort of their popular Control boot with the quick convenience of Step On. DC’s first foray into facilitating more laps via easier boot-into-binding entry is the Control Step On, a medium-flex boot that delivers equal support and response no matter the terrain. In addition to its newfound expediency thanks to the addition of the Step On Outsole, the Control Step On prioritizes comfort, featuring DC’s premium White Liner, which combines EVA memory foam and high-rebound, heat-moldable EVA with thermal-regulating fleece for a cushy ride that will keep your feet warm even on the coldest days. The Impact S Insole provides support and protects from impact just like your favorite skate shoe. Responsiveness and boardfeel are emphasized thanks to the Dual-Zone BOA H4 Coiler Closure that allows you to dial in the perfect fit and easily make adjustments in between runs. While the Control Step On works in all conditions, we recommend it especially for powder days, when DC’s heritage of comfortable, ready-to-ride boots, combined with the fast-lapping ability of Step On will let you stay out all day, stacking more laps than ever before.<br /><br />For the latest from Snowboarder Magazine check out:<br /> https://www.snowboarder.com/<br /> Facebook - https://sbdr.co/Facebook<br /> Instagram - https://sbdr.co/Instagram<br /> Twitter - https://sbdr.co/Twitter<br /> YouTube - https://sbdr.co/YouTube

2021 Two Feet of Fresh: DC Control Step On Boot
14th October, 2020

For 2021, it is clear that the boot and binding makers in snowboarding have collectively put their best foot forward by putting the experience of your feet at the forefront of their dedicated designs. Comfort, customization, and control are paramount in this selection of our favorite new bindings and boots, ...

Last summer, SNOWBOARDER headed to Mount Hood with Danny Kass and Isabella Gomez to put a selection of 2021’s performance-built, fall-line fashion to the test. While staying warm, dry, and comfortable is the overriding purpose of our outerwear when we’re spending time outside, the following companies have perfectly merged function and tech with attentive design, ensuring ample style in addition to high-level performance. Whether your personal aesthetic is casually understated or bold and stand-out, there is a coat to meet all your needs. In this edition of SNOWBOARDER’s Coat Check, check out a few of our favorite 2021 jackets, parkas, and pullovers that feature plenty of style and will cover you in all conditions. <br /><br />Tech Highlights:<br />- Transitors Packability<br />- Weather Defense 10K<br />- Critically Taped Seams<br />- Mesh Lined Armpit Vents<br /><br />MSRP: $199.95<br />www.dcshoes.com/snow<br /><br />DC says:<br />A sharp streetwear throwback with winter-focused details and classic pullover styling.<br /><br />SNOWBOARDER says:<br />DC Snowboarding has always deftly blended a city streets aesthetic with the performance mandated by the mountains, and this season’s ASAP Anorak is the latest piece to mix off-hill style with on-hill features. Tested and approved by Iikka Backstrom and Torstein Horgmo, the ASAP is an essential throwback, an easy-to-wear pullover, and the SE ups the style quotient by taking bold color blocking straight into the future present. DC’s Weather Defense 10k nails the sweet spot between resisting precipitation and providing ample breathability, while critically taped seams provide additional defense against moisture and cold temps. The 2-layer shell is versatile, too—add layers and it’s good to go in the cold, or throw it on over a T-shirt and you’re ready for spring riding. It’s this adaptability—plus the classic style—that will make the ASAP Anorak a steady go-to all winter. DC has further upped the ante including this pullover in their Transitors Collection. DC Transitors pieces are designed for easy packability, making it simple to get your gear together when it’s time to head to the mountain, whether you’re going across town or across the country. How does this work, you ask? The jacket effortlessly packs into the chest kangaroo-style pocket (which performs double duty for necessities when you’re riding) and just like that, you’re equipped for strike missions, weekend trips, and extended expeditions.<br /><br />For the latest from Snowboarder Magazine check out:<br /> https://www.snowboarder.com/<br /> Facebook - https://sbdr.co/Facebook<br /> Instagram - https://sbdr.co/Instagram<br /> Twitter - https://sbdr.co/Twitter<br /> YouTube - https://sbdr.co/YouTube

2021 Coat Check: DC ASAP Anorak SE
14th October, 2020

Last summer, SNOWBOARDER headed to Mount Hood with Danny Kass and Isabella Gomez to put a selection of 2021’s performance-built, fall-line fashion to the test. While staying warm, dry, and comfortable is the overriding purpose of our outerwear when we’re spending time outside, the following companies have perfectly merged function ...

For 2021, it is clear that the boot and binding makers in snowboarding have collectively put their best foot forward by putting the experience of your feet at the forefront of their dedicated designs. Comfort, customization, and control are paramount in this selection of our favorite new bindings and boots, and after a week at Mount Hood putting each piece of gear through the paces at Timberline Resort, we can confidently say that each brand’s meticulous technology and features work together cohesively in pursuit of the best carving experience possible. Staying connected to your board is about much more than tightening a few screws—quick response and long-lasting comfort come down to the cohesiveness of your boot, bindings, and board. So, check out the 2021 edition of SNOWBOARDER’s Two Feet of Fresh and perhaps you will find the boots and bindings that will give your season a leg up, even when you’re going downhill. <br /><br />Tech Highlights:<br />- Shadowfit Technology<br />- Minima 3D Highback<br />- Shadow Lite Strap<br /><br />MSRP: $350<br />Website: www.salomon.com/snowboard<br /><br />Salomon says:<br />Highlander is our medium+ flexing Shadow Fit binding designed for all-mountain performance.<br /><br />SNOWBOARDER says:<br />When designing the Highlander, Salomon applied all of their top-of-the-line tech in order to create a lightweight binding that excels on the entire mountain. It’s clear they’ve succeeded, as the Highlander is a team favorite, ridden by Louif Paradis, Wolle Nyvelt, and Tommy Gesme. High tech and lightweight, this binding is at home on the feet of individuals who prize quick and comfortable response that elevates their boot-to-board connection. In order to accomplish this, the Highlander employs Salomon’s popular Shawdowfit Technology, a soft heel cup design that offers a natural connection and reduces pressure points, while allowing weight leveraging that enhances turning, tweaking, and pressing. The Minima 3D Highback is a durable, 3D-molded highback that has fine-tuned power and perfect flex. Canted footbeds feature Salomon’s lightest and softest EVA for cushioning and comfort, too. Secure response is paramount when strapped into the Highlander, thanks to the Shadow Lite Strap, which is durable, incredibly lightweight, and supportive. All in all, these bindings are lightweight and responsive for a reliable riding experience, day in and day out. They say that there can only be one, but in the case of the Salomon Highlander, we’re lucky because there are two, one for each foot.<br /><br />For the latest from Snowboarder Magazine check out:<br /> https://www.snowboarder.com/<br /> Facebook - https://sbdr.co/Facebook<br /> Instagram - https://sbdr.co/Instagram<br /> Twitter - https://sbdr.co/Twitter<br /> YouTube - https://sbdr.co/YouTube

2021 Two Feet of Fresh: Salomon Highlander Binding
14th October, 2020

For 2021, it is clear that the boot and binding makers in snowboarding have collectively put their best foot forward by putting the experience of your feet at the forefront of their dedicated designs. Comfort, customization, and control are paramount in this selection of our favorite new bindings and boots, ...

Last summer, SNOWBOARDER headed to Mount Hood with Danny Kass and Isabella Gomez to put a selection of 2021’s performance-built, fall-line fashion to the test. While staying warm, dry, and comfortable is the overriding purpose of our outerwear when we’re spending time outside, the following companies have perfectly merged function and tech with attentive design, ensuring ample style in addition to high-level performance. Whether your personal aesthetic is casually understated or bold and stand-out, there is a coat to meet all your needs. In this edition of SNOWBOARDER’s Coat Check, check out a few of our favorite 2021 jackets, parkas, and pullovers that feature plenty of style and will cover you in all conditions.<br /><br />Tech Highlights:<br />- Full-Body Side Zip<br />- 2 Layer Shell<br />- 4 Zippered Pockets<br />- Ergonomic 2-Way Adjustable Hood<br /><br />MSRP: $229.95<br />www.myairblaster.com<br /><br />Airblaster says:<br />Airblaster invented the pullover. Not true. However, we do make a juicy one. And this is it. The Trenchover.<br /><br />SNOWBOARDER says:<br />There are a lot of reasons that the Trenchover jacket is a perennial favorite in Airblaster’s line up of streamlined, yet emphatic outerwear. First, the comfortable mobility provided by Airblaster’s signature drop tail fit and full-body side zip take the classic pullover to another level of performance. As part of the Portland, Oregon-based brand’s Glacier Series, the Trenchover is versatile for all-season wear; the 2-Layer Shell has fully taped seams, 15k waterproofing and 10k breathability, making it an easy addition to your personal layering system for stormy conditions. And when the weather is milder, the non-insulated coat is breathable, with zippered underarm vents so you won’t overheat. Airblaster knows the importance of easy access to all of your on-hill necessities, and the Trenchover is outfitted with four zipper pockets, including a hidden Kangaroo chest pocket, to make sure your keys, some snacks, a tool—whatever you like to have on you—is easily within reach. The Airblaster Trenchover is a team-favorite season after season, tested and approved by Max Warbington, Tucker Andrews, and Alek Oestreng.<br /><br />For the latest from Snowboarder Magazine check out:<br /> https://www.snowboarder.com/<br /> Facebook - https://sbdr.co/Facebook<br /> Instagram - https://sbdr.co/Instagram<br /> Twitter - https://sbdr.co/Twitter<br /> YouTube - https://sbdr.co/YouTube

2021 Coat Check: Airblaster Trenchover Jacket
14th October, 2020

Last summer, SNOWBOARDER headed to Mount Hood with Danny Kass and Isabella Gomez to put a selection of 2021’s performance-built, fall-line fashion to the test. While staying warm, dry, and comfortable is the overriding purpose of our outerwear when we’re spending time outside, the following companies have perfectly merged function ...

Last summer, SNOWBOARDER headed to Mount Hood with Danny Kass and Isabella Gomez to put a selection of 2021’s performance-built, fall-line fashion to the test. While staying warm, dry, and comfortable is the overriding purpose of our outerwear when we’re spending time outside, the following companies have perfectly merged function and tech with attentive design, ensuring ample style in addition to high-level performance. Whether your personal aesthetic is casually understated or bold and stand-out, there is a coat to meet all your needs. In this edition of SNOWBOARDER’s Coat Check, check out a few of our favorite 2021 jackets, parkas, and pullovers that feature plenty of style and will cover you in all conditions. <br /><br />Tech Highlights:<br />- Removable Hood<br />- Zip Tech<br />- Removable Stretch Powder Skirt<br />- Mesh Lined Zippered Vents<br /><br />MSRP: $350<br />www.volcom.com/snow<br /><br />Volcom says:<br />A collaboration with Arthur Longo combining timeless aesthetic and intricate detailing for backcountry and city life.<br /><br />SNOWBOARDER says:<br />While we wish we had half the pop and bag of tricks that Volcom team rider and sidehit extraordinaire Arthur Longo possesses, thanks to the Volcom Longo Gore-Tex Jacket, we can at least channel the French phenom’s effortless style. And if looking good is feeling good, well, be prepared to rip in this Gore-Tex 2-Layer jacket with fully taped seams and a new streetwear-inspired short and boxy fit. Classically understated colorblocking fits the bill in both the park and the backcountry, and the removable hood allows for a smooth transition to après lounging. The Longo Jacket features Volcom’s patented Zip Tech jacket-to-pant interface, which keeps warmth in and snow out, though the stretch powder skirt can be removed to reduce excess bulk when you’re cruising the city. Just as Longo is able to adapt to any terrain, from halfpipe runs to powder jumps, and everything in between, his signature coat is suitable to myriad environments. Toss it on, and you are too.<br /><br />For the latest from Snowboarder Magazine check out:<br /> https://www.snowboarder.com/<br /> Facebook - https://sbdr.co/Facebook<br /> Instagram - https://sbdr.co/Instagram<br /> Twitter - https://sbdr.co/Twitter<br /> YouTube - https://sbdr.co/YouTube

2021 Coat Check: Volcom Longo Gore-Tex Jacket
14th October, 2020

Last summer, SNOWBOARDER headed to Mount Hood with Danny Kass and Isabella Gomez to put a selection of 2021’s performance-built, fall-line fashion to the test. While staying warm, dry, and comfortable is the overriding purpose of our outerwear when we’re spending time outside, the following companies have perfectly merged function ...

Each year as summer turns into fall, we can rest assured that our favorite companies will release a selection of snowboards designed to enhance our experience on hill. At this point, with the abundance or shapes, lengths, camber profiles, edge and sidecut variations, core designs, and more sustainable materials at an all-time high, it’s possible to get precisely the board you are looking for, whether you’re interested in towrope park laps, early morning pow runs, holding an edge on hardpack, or all of the above and then some. From true twins designed for the jib line to big-nosed powder guns ready to drop in post-storm, to shore and wide decks that are designed for a bit of it all, the hardest decision may be whether you want to add to your selection of situation-specific boards or if a quiver killer is in the cards for your season—maybe the answer is both. To help get you started in your search of what board to add to your stash this winter, here are fourteen of our favorites that run the gamut in size, shape, and style. <br /><br />Feature Highlights:<br />• Long Nose Twin Shape<br />• Snake Bite Tech 1.8 Edge Technology<br />• Traditional Camber Bend<br />• Master Base<br /><br />Sizes: 139, 143, 147, 150, 152.5, 155, 157W, 158, 161W<br />MSRP: $475<br />Website: www.simscollective.com<br /><br />SIMS says:<br />As its name suggests, the ATV is a versatile all-mountain performer defined by a lean, streamlined design that combines a Long Nose Twin shape with our stable and snappy Masters Core. Utilizing a pair of tip-to-tail bamboo stringers, this core delivers drive and pop that will infuse your riding with new levels of control.<br /><br />SNOWBOARDER says:<br />When a multi-faceted destroyer like Nik Baden backs a snowboard, you can be sure that the deck is equipped to handle a wide variety of terrain, from natural transition to manmade jumplines and everything in between. Enter the Sims ATV, a board that has a responsive and smooth ride no matter where you take it, because it’s literally an All-Terrain Vehicle. The foundation of the ATV’s performance-driven tech is its Long Nose Twin Shape, a team-favorite that is playful, smooth, and quick, all in one. Traditional camber provides explosive pop and reliable stability, reinforced by Sims’ Snake Bite Tech 1.8 Edge Technology that adds plenty of grip when laying into turns and putting down the landing gear. Lightweight tip-to-tail Double I carbon stringers run through the center of the ATV, which when combined with the Masters Core made of poplar and in-laid bamboo, creates an ideal balance of dampness and flex that enhances both power and control. Perfect for all day park laps, the ATV will handle whatever line you choose to take.<br /><br />For the latest from Snowboarder Magazine check out:<br /> https://www.snowboarder.com/<br /> Facebook - https://sbdr.co/Facebook<br /> Instagram - https://sbdr.co/Instagram<br /> Twitter - https://sbdr.co/Twitter<br /> YouTube - https://sbdr.co/YouTube

2021 Upper Decks Park Boards: SIMS ATV
14th October, 2020

Each year as summer turns into fall, we can rest assured that our favorite companies will release a selection of snowboards designed to enhance our experience on hill. At this point, with the abundance or shapes, lengths, camber profiles, edge and sidecut variations, core designs, and more sustainable materials at ...

Last summer, SNOWBOARDER headed to Mount Hood with Danny Kass and Isabella Gomez to put a selection of 2021’s performance-built, fall-line fashion to the test. While staying warm, dry, and comfortable is the overriding purpose of our outerwear when we’re spending time outside, the following companies have perfectly merged function and tech with attentive design, ensuring ample style in addition to high-level performance. Whether your personal aesthetic is casually understated or bold and stand-out, there is a coat to meet all your needs. In this edition of SNOWBOARDER’s Coat Check, check out a few of our favorite 2021 jackets, parkas, and pullovers that feature plenty of style and will cover you in all conditions. <br /><br />Tech Highlights:<br />- O'Neill Firewall Magma<br />- 80/60 Thinsulate insulation<br />- O'Neill 10K Hyperdry Technology<br />- Detachable Snow Gaiter<br /><br />MSRP: $200<br />www.oneill.com<br /><br />O’Neill says:<br />Sleek design mixing bold with camo for a performance jacket that will keep you staying out riding longer.<br /><br />SNOWBOARDER says:<br />O’Neill rider Sebastien Toutant grew up riding in the harsh climate of Quebec, making it safe to say that if he stands behind a jacket, you can count on total all-weather performance. Case in point, his preference for the O’Neill Texture Jacket, which builds on O’Neill’s commitment to function with elevated style. The Texture has just the right amount of pop, with considered colorblocking that’s subtly stated. It’s not all show though—the Texture’s smooth style is backed by ample tech. The Texture features O’Neill’s Firewall Magma, a thermal energy-absorbing pattern that retains more body heat than a conventional lining, keeping you toasty even on the coldest days. This is coupled with synthetic 80/60 Thinsulate insulation, which is thin, light, and of course, warm. 10k Hyperdry Technology plus critically taped seams repels precipitation, and the addition of an inner storm placket provides further insulation. When temps begin to climb, blast open the Texture’s side vents, and stay cool as winter begins to thaw.<br /><br />For the latest from Snowboarder Magazine check out:<br /> https://www.snowboarder.com/<br /> Facebook - https://sbdr.co/Facebook<br /> Instagram - https://sbdr.co/Instagram<br /> Twitter - https://sbdr.co/Twitter<br /> YouTube - https://sbdr.co/YouTube

2021 Coat Check: O’Neill Texture Jacket
14th October, 2020

Last summer, SNOWBOARDER headed to Mount Hood with Danny Kass and Isabella Gomez to put a selection of 2021’s performance-built, fall-line fashion to the test. While staying warm, dry, and comfortable is the overriding purpose of our outerwear when we’re spending time outside, the following companies have perfectly merged function ...

For 2021, it is clear that the boot and binding makers in snowboarding have collectively put their best foot forward by putting the experience of your feet at the forefront of their dedicated designs. Comfort, customization, and control are paramount in this selection of our favorite new bindings and boots, and after a week at Mount Hood putting each piece of gear through the paces at Timberline Resort, we can confidently say that each brand’s meticulous technology and features work together cohesively in pursuit of the best carving experience possible. Staying connected to your board is about much more than tightening a few screws—quick response and long-lasting comfort come down to the cohesiveness of your boot, bindings, and board. So, check out the 2021 edition of SNOWBOARDER’s Two Feet of Fresh and perhaps you will find the boots and bindings that will give your season a leg up, even when you’re going downhill. <br /><br />Tech Highlights:<br />- Shadowfit Technology<br />- Micro Max Adjustment<br />- Quick Kevlar and PowerHook<br /><br />MSRP: $250<br />Website: www.salomon.com/snowboard<br /><br />Salomon says:<br />District by Des is our unisex offering in a medium flex, with artwork from Desiree Melancon.<br /><br />SNOWBOARDER says:<br />Whether dropping into street rails, bombing banked slalom turns, or sending up rooster tails on pow days, Desiree Melancon swears by the intuitive response of the Salomon District in her signature By Des colorway featuring art that pairs with her Gypsy Pro snowboard. The versatility of these bombproof unisex bindings begins with Salomon’s proprietary Shadowfit Technology, which features a soft heelcup that allows for a natural connection between board, boot, and binding, providing support without restricting boardfeel. A versatile technology, turning, tweaking, and pressing are all enhanced by Shadowfit. The power of the District by Des is further increased by Quick Kevlar, Kevlar stringers that work in tandem with the soft heelcup for precise movement, and the PowerHook, which connects the Kevlar with the baseplate to transfer power when turning. In addition, SCS+ Full Eva absorbs shock when landing, so sidehits and park lines are easy to repeatedly lap. Finally, making any changes on the fly is easy with Salomon’s Micro Max Adjustment, an easy, tool-less adjustment system that lets you tweak any part of your bindings that need adjusting, no matter where you are. Bottom line, the Salomon District by Des bindings are a surefire way to amplify your boot-to-board connection this winter, with a pleasing aesthetic brought to you by Desiree, herself.<br /><br />For the latest from Snowboarder Magazine check out:<br /> https://www.snowboarder.com/<br /> Facebook - https://sbdr.co/Facebook<br /> Instagram - https://sbdr.co/Instagram<br /> Twitter - https://sbdr.co/Twitter<br /> YouTube - https://sbdr.co/YouTube

2021 Two Feet of Fresh: Salomon District By Des Binding
14th October, 2020

For 2021, it is clear that the boot and binding makers in snowboarding have collectively put their best foot forward by putting the experience of your feet at the forefront of their dedicated designs. Comfort, customization, and control are paramount in this selection of our favorite new bindings and boots, ...

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14th October, 2020

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Dilo and K-White go off with Geronzi, Deedz and the Gronze homies as they surf the scummy ditches and pulverize plazas in the south of France. This one is unadulterated stoke. <br /> <br /> Keep up with Thrasher Magazine here:<br /> http://www.thrashermagazine.com<br /> http://www.facebook.com/thrashermagazine<br /> http://www.instagram.com/thrashermag<br /> http://www.twitter.com/thrashermag

Gronze in Perpignan
14th October, 2020

Dilo and K-White go off with Geronzi, Deedz and the Gronze homies as they surf the scummy ditches and pulverize plazas in the south of France. This one is unadulterated stoke. Keep up with Thrasher Magazine here: http://www.thrashermagazine.com http://www.facebook.com/thrashermagazine http://www.instagram.com/thrashermag http://www.twitter.com/thrashermag ...